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Big is good. Will the reactions proposed be endo- or exothermic? |
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//salt falts // sp: flats |
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If this were true then simply adding the water would begin binding the CO2 out of the air. . Sadly it isn't. |
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The dissolving of NaOH in water is exothermic, very. However the dissolving of NaCl or KCl is endothermic. So, depending upon the region and the relative concentrations of each salt, this would change. However assuming a region of very high NaOH, you could flood them at night and heat would be given off and radiate away.... because it's night. In the day, because you used precisely the right amount of water, it would evaporate away, which would cool the whole area down. You then have a clever way of getting heat energy back into space on the night side of Earth. Neat. |
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